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Correlation : Regionally the quartzite - limestone - dolomite - phyllite sequence of
the Rikor Group can be correlated with Tali Group of the Subansiri valley and the
Tenga Group of the Kameng valley . At other places in the Arunachal Pradesh ...
Correlation : Regionally the quartzite - limestone - dolomite - phyllite sequence of
the Rikor Group can be correlated with Tali Group of the Subansiri valley and the
Tenga Group of the Kameng valley . At other places in the Arunachal Pradesh ...
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Muth Quartzite — a Formation At Muth, the white quartzite is conformably overlain
by a series of arenaceous shales, and an arenaceous to shaly limestone
sequence. These quartzites appears to be diachronous, developed to a greater ...
Muth Quartzite — a Formation At Muth, the white quartzite is conformably overlain
by a series of arenaceous shales, and an arenaceous to shaly limestone
sequence. These quartzites appears to be diachronous, developed to a greater ...
Page 282
Oldhem Havden ( 1904 ) Gupta ( 1969 ) Muth Quartzite ( Silurian age for entire
quartzite sequqence ) Muth Quartzite ( Carboniferous age for the entire quartzite
sequence ) Muth Quartzite ( upper Silurian or Devonian in a general way ) Upper
...
Oldhem Havden ( 1904 ) Gupta ( 1969 ) Muth Quartzite ( Silurian age for entire
quartzite sequqence ) Muth Quartzite ( Carboniferous age for the entire quartzite
sequence ) Muth Quartzite ( upper Silurian or Devonian in a general way ) Upper
...
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Tectonomagmatic Evolutionary Model of the KuluRampur | 47 |
Tectonic and Geochemical Signifcance of Black Shale | 65 |
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